Yes. The increased need for Albuterol suggests a worseing of your reactive airway disease. It will be important to identify the appropriate triggers and to alter your treatment regimen to both take care of this exacerbation and to prevent other flairs. I would consult with your primary care physician.
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Low Oxygen. Still not getting adequate oxygenation. The reasons can be many, it would also depend on your age, other underlying medical problems and issues. Anything less than 92% should generally be evaluated further.
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Keep above 90% Your oxygen level should always remain above 90%, whether on oxygen or not. By the meds you are taking, it seems that you have a condition called COPD and need oxygen on a chronic basis. Try to make sure your oxygen level is above 90% as much as possible. Sometimes, your doctor can order an overnight oxygen test to make sure it says above 90% while you are sleeping.
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Complicated. Antihistamines can all interfere with ovulation by blocking the action of histamine, a chemical that also plays a role in releasing an egg from the ovary and implanting it in the womb. These drugs are effective at relieving the symptoms of an allergic reaction, but they may also halt conception. If you’re trying to get pregnant, it’s best to avoid antihistamines from mid-cycle until your period.
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Discuss w/ your Dr. The singulair (montelukast) may relate to the stomach, but the inhaler would explain jittery (anx) side effects. Overall, it's good to discuss all with the doctor. Is the asthma well controlled? It may be worth the inconvenience then. Consider CBT to learn self mgmt skills to relieve the anx feelings. This is not unusual - don't worry.
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Yes. The increased need for Albuterol suggests a worseing of your reactive airway disease. It will be important to identify the appropriate triggers and to alter your treatment regimen to both take care of this exacerbation and to prevent other flairs. I would consult with your primary care physician.
Read more...

Low Oxygen. Still not getting adequate oxygenation. The reasons can be many, it would also depend on your age, other underlying medical problems and issues. Anything less than 92% should generally be evaluated further.
Read more...

Keep above 90% Your oxygen level should always remain above 90%, whether on oxygen or not. By the meds you are taking, it seems that you have a condition called COPD and need oxygen on a chronic basis. Try to make sure your oxygen level is above 90% as much as possible. Sometimes, your doctor can order an overnight oxygen test to make sure it says above 90% while you are sleeping.
Read more...

Complicated. Antihistamines can all interfere with ovulation by blocking the action of histamine, a chemical that also plays a role in releasing an egg from the ovary and implanting it in the womb. These drugs are effective at relieving the symptoms of an allergic reaction, but they may also halt conception. If you’re trying to get pregnant, it’s best to avoid antihistamines from mid-cycle until your period.
Read more...

Discuss w/ your Dr. The singulair (montelukast) may relate to the stomach, but the inhaler would explain jittery (anx) side effects. Overall, it's good to discuss all with the doctor. Is the asthma well controlled? It may be worth the inconvenience then. Consider CBT to learn self mgmt skills to relieve the anx feelings. This is not unusual - don't worry.
Read more...